SATURDAY, MAY 15, 10 A.M. TO 1 P.M. || GATTO PLAYGROUND AT 1929 WILDAIR ST., WITH ARTS COUNCIL NEW ORLEANS Make a collage, create a wildflower seed ball, take home a portrait, and learn about the Gentilly Resilience District infrastructure and public art projects. Artists Brendon Palmer-Angell and Ashley Pridmore will be sharing their public … St. Anthony Greens Streets and Public Art
Poetry & Animation at the Wildflower Meadow FRIDAY, MAY 14, 7 TO 8:30 P.M. || MOSQUITO CONTROL HEADQUARTERS AT 2100 LEON C. SIMON Join us at dusk for an outdoor poetry reading and movement workshop with Chioma Urama, followed by music and animations by Sly Watts. In her reading, poet Chioma Urama will be exploring … Poetry & Animation at the Wildflower Meadow
Saturday, May 22 | 9 to 11:30 a.m. Meeting Point: VEGGI (New Orleans East) @veggifarmcoop # of participants: cap at 20 to 25 Visit the VEGGI Farmers Cooperative and the Vietnamese canal gardens of Village de l’Est. Join Seeds and Beats in New Orleans East for this special opportunity to visit a working farm, wetland … VEGGI AND THE CANAL GARDENS OF VILLAGE DE L’EST
May 8th 2021, 7:30PMAntenna Gallery, 3718 St. Claude (performance is outdoors in open air) Live collaborative performance 2,147 miles showcasing improvisational and experimental music. Drawing from lived experiences, the aural and textual will merge with the visual creating a space where displacement, migration, and time are reconsidered as agents of autonomy, self-discovery, and healing. Performers … Performance: 2,147 miles
The Platforms Fund is a collaborative effort of Antenna, Ashé Cultural Art Center, and Junebug Productions to provide support for the development and presentation of self-organized artistic projects in and around New Orleans. The Platforms Fund seeks to emphasize New Orleans’ historical characteristics of creativity, collaboration, and resiliency, while pushing the boundaries of where community engagement and the dissemination … Platforms Fund 2021-2022 Application Deadline Extended to Aug 6
About once per year, Antenna has the exciting opportunity to introduce our selections of artists from our many open calls. Much gratitude to all of the artists who have shared their work with us. This process is difficult because of all of the amazing submissions we receive each year. We highly encourage hopefuls who were … 2021 Open Call Selections
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]Reflections On Water is a collaborative initiative encompassing a series of public programs, events, civic conversations, and artistic works examining and reimagining the integral, yet often unseen role water plays in our social ecologies. Reflections on Water is designed to engage the spatial, cultural, scientific, political, historic, environmental, and social realities of living in a region defined by water and the control of it flows. Reflections on Water is an … Reflections on Water
This fall, Paper Machine hosts artist-in-residence Chandra McCormick. Chandra’s residency will focus on her archival work of the Lower 9th Ward Indigenous community, creating a publication of new and old work that speaks to the histories, landscapes, spirit, facts, and communal life she has documented and engaged with over the past thirty years. Bio: Chandra McCormick … Paper Machine Artist in Residence: Chandra McCormick
This fall, Paper Machine hosts artist-in-residence Kalamu ya Salaam who will be creating his project, BANANA REPUBLIC: Black Life and Culture. Building off the unfinished collaborative work of Kalamu ya Salaam, Keith Calhoun, and Chandra McCormick from the 1980s, Banana Republic will present a spectrum of photography by Keith and Chandra with words by Kalamu in a … Kalamu ya Salaam in Residence at Paper Machine
On view: May 8th – June 27th Opening Reception: Saturday May 8th from 6:00 – 9:00 PM Daily hours: Tuesday – Friday by appointment, Saturday and Sunday 12:00-5:00 ABOUT In our imagining of home, we live with and make sense of how location, family, and identity intersect, comprising a physical and mental space of refuge and … Reconciliation in the Search for Home :: Francis Almendárez
